we've talked to everyone from police chief ed flynn to republican congressman jim sensenbrenner. all focused on the issue of gun violence in milwaukee and possible solutions. but in addition to that - we put five families who've had children killed by random gunfire in a room. we talked about everything from emotions to n laws. heres part of what you'll hear from them tonight. "a lot of people let the gun do the thinking for 'em. so guns, it's the person carrying the guns. y'know a lot of people put the blame on the guns, it's the people that's using them.""and in my case, with it being a 13-year old holding that gun, it makes me gun in a park? why was it easy for hanybody to get a gun anywhere.""right." uns e proemou many people i've spoken to today have asked what's the goal? and i've been the goal? have askedhat's the goal? and i've been sharing that - our to sh has affected the familes they leave behind days, months years after the tragedy. how deeply. but also to get a conversation started through our air..in hopes that the community will take it from thtofft change together

riley says baldwin, johnson, and sensenbrenner were all helpful, however he is not it could take more than a year to hear back. he also says it could take up to four years before lake michigan water is flowing into waukesha. live in waukesha david ade cbs 58 news. 3 3 3 tonight: clouds rurning with rain by morning. lows in the lower 60s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tuesday: a cold front arrives with a chance for storms in the morning, and then again late in the day, so grab the umbrella. highs in the upper middle of the week. upper 60s for highs on wednesday and thursday. rain chance returns going into the weekend for friday and then early saturday morning. it appears most of the rain should be out for the majority of saturday. tonight: clouds returning with rain by morning. lows in the lower 60s. wind: sw 5-15 mph. tuesday: a cold front arrives with a chance for storms in the morning, and then again umbrella. highs in the upper 70s. wind: sw/w 5-15 mph.week ahead: cooler toward the middle of the week. upper 60s for highs on wednesday and thursday. rain chance returns going into the weekend fo

sensenbrenner, for five minutes. mr. sensenbrenner: thank you, mr. speaker. unless the congress acts affirmatively by the end of next week, the obama administration will turn over the core functions of the internet to an international body. we cannot allow this to happen. look at the consequences. using domain names we have control over the protection of free speech on the internet. and one of the real positive things of the development of this type of technology over the last 45 or 50 years has been the people have been able to express themselves the way they want to on the internet nd be able to get a huge worldwide audience. i recognize that there is no truth meter on the internet. but people who make ridiculous statements on the internet end up getting denigrated in the court of public opinion any how. but free speech on the internet is at stake here. but also the national security of our country is at stake. because the core functions of the internet, including the control over domain names, should not be turned over to countries that do not have america

for that reason, i join congressman pearce and crime subcommittee chairman sensenbrenner in requesting a study by the government accountability office to determine how the federal government can help prevent the illegal excavation and removal of cultural items from federal and tribal lands, the status of federal agencies' efforts to repatriate native american cultural items, and information about the international market for trafficking these cultural items. several auctions around the world have been criticized for routinely selling native american goods. earlier this year, the planned sale of the shield used in religious ceremonies was halted after the federal government and the tribe advocated for its repatriation. claiming that there was reason to believe that this object was stolen. thmplet c.r. 122 condemns -- h.c.r. 122 condemns the illegal theft, possession and sale and export of tribal cultural items. supports the development of explicit restrictions on the export of tribal cultural items, calls upon secretaries of various federal agencies and the attorney general to take a fi

separately congressman jim sensenbrenner said comey had no choice in the classified information. >> i would be in big trouble d should be in big trouble if i did something like that. there seems to be different strokes for different folks on this, that's what americans are concerned about. i think there's a happy hand coming from someplace else. >> reporter: comey said if one of his own colleagues had done the exact same thing, they would be disciplined, but like clinton would not be prosecu prosecuteed. comey defended his department throughout the hearing. >> this organization and the people who did this are honest, independent people. we do not carry water for one side or the other. you can call us wrong, but don't call us weasels, we are not weasels, we are honest people. >> reporter: don't call them weasels, trish, he got that point across today. congressman trey gowdy responded by saying it wasn't just the fbi he knew. back and forth all day long. trish: plenty of people at fbi that are very upset about this for sure, they think that they didn't give them a fair shake in this. bl

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jim sensenbrenner, a very influential member of the other body, has taken a great interest in this. a number of colleagues on both sides. so we'll be back. i'm going to yield now, mr. president. i know my colleague from montana, who's been a wonderful partner in this effort, has some comments to make. it highlights once again the bipartisan concern about how the magnitude of this change, colleagues, would take place without any involvement -- none -- here in the united states senate. no hearings, no debates, no discussion. this is a big change. and i hope we'll discuss it. i yield the floor. mr. daines: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. daines: mr. president, my distinguished colleague from oregon commented about how the technology companies are concerned about what's going on. i spent over a decade in the private sector -- in fact, 12 years with a cloud computing company. we had 17 offices around the world, a product in 33 different languages, and saw firsthand what it means to be engaged certainly in the high-tech business and the challenges relat

. >> and now we recognize sensenbrenner for five minutes. first of all thank you for coming. you have been able to present your side of this story in the articular manner. i want to make an observation before a ask a couple of questions. if this administration has a career or history of basic keeley ignoring with the constitutional oversight responsibility that includes to delay things and not having full disclosure and in the case of lowest lerner who was cited for contempt the u.s. attorney announced he would not present the contempt citation to the u.s. district court 30 minutes before he left office following his resignation. in my opinion that is impeachable offense. thirty minutes after he committed it there is nothing that congress could do. we have to look at ourselves and what we should do is allow the council to go directly into u.s. district court. >> digest review with cns but those would be resolved rather than having go through the roadblock of the justice department. that being said, i am very curious who loses senior executive service develop a refutation when

as a result of the sensenbrenner bill in congress that attempted to criminalize the status of the undocumented for immigrants in the state's he may remember those huge margins in many cities las angeles and even here that translated into an enormous voting of registration become a citizen drive to what is lacking right now? we have been covering this issue their rhetoric is there more than a year. many of the efforts to register voters cast guarded tightly enough as in previous election cycles. so maybe there's not enough investment blacks for talk about having action for hispanic heritage month but are we too late? what is going on quick. >> pdf. >> i would say much like the rest of the american electorate something that is unique to wait until this late to pay attention or to register and handle we are looking at i cannot give the exact numbers but if we were to examine participation rates january through june compared through 2012 there has been an uptick. and i project once again. redo work every single year. and it is constant creating those moments that would have spent a recognizable. a

as a result of the sensenbrenner bill in congress, which attempted to criminalize the status of undocumented immigrants in the states, and that created, those huge marchs in many cities in the u.s., particularly l.a., and even here, so many places, and that translated into this enormous voting registration, become a citizen drive. what is lacking right now, because we have been covering this issue for a while. the rhetoric has been there for more than a year. many of the efforts to register voters have started timely enough as in previous election cycles, and as you say, there might be done mary there's not enough investment right now or there's need to be more. we talk about certain -- like maria talked about, having a lot of action during hispanic heritage month which is commendable but are way little too late, in september? what's going on? i'll take it to anyone who wants to take this. >> sure. i would turn that and say that much like the rest of the american electorate they don't pivot nothing now eshore that's not unique to the american latino community in terms of paying attention mor

that is fbi director james comey taking questions from the congressman sensenbrenner on the hill.n lied before congress. that is where the story gone now. alan colmes. "alan colmes radio show." brad blakeman. it is clear from the chairman bob goodlatte, it is not clear, brad, when or if the fbi will take up the investigation. if that is the case, it dies? >> it does, there is no question about it but remember it was the fbi director who told the house oversight committee they investigate hillary clinton on charges of perjury before congress unless there was a request to do so. there was a request to do so. why can't he report to congress whether or not they have taken up the investigation in now all he has to say, we have acted on it. that is all he needs to say. to say he is can't say anything is an outrage. bill: why not just look into it, see where it goes? without assuming that there's, that anyone lied, just figure it out? i mean goodlatte's questioning was, it was right there. why did you let cheryl mills sit on interview? has this ever happened before? the why did you grant